45/65R39 Michelin XMine D2 Radial Loader Tire (2 Star)
The Michelin Xmine D2 tire is a rugged L5 traction tire with radial construction designed for severe service conditions. Built for maximum protection on hard terrains, the Michelin XMine D2 tire is often found in rock quarries, underground mines, scrap and solid waste sites. Designed for premium traction and flotation without sacrificing operator comfort or tire life. The Xmine D2 resists cuts and impacts, meaning uptime is improved through reductions in flats. The Xmine D2 is a long lasting tire, designed for even wear and low rolling resistance. For the Michelin XMine radial loader tire, call or order from our online tire store today.
Manufacturer: Michelin Tire
Manufacturers Part Number: 01004
TRA Code: L5
Star Rating: 2 Star
Overall Diameter: 101.7 Inches
Section Width: 43.3 Inches
Rolling Circumference: 303.7 Inches
Recommended Rims: 32.00/4.5
Approved Rims: 36.00/4.5
Tread Depth: 146.1 (32nds)
Tire Weight: 5145 lbs
Tire Type: Tubeless Tire (this tire can be used with a tube, but does not require one)
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Radial Loader Tires
One of the main advantages to using Michelin construction and earthmover tires is that they feature a combination of innovative tire technology and long lasting rubber compounds. This combination produces tires that reliably perform while saving money with longer tire life and less downtime.
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Michelin manufacturers and distributes tires for all kinds of vehicles including automobiles, farm equipment, commercial trucks, construction and off the road equipment. With over 22,000 employees and 19 manufacturing facilities Michelin focuses on building high quality, innovative tires designed to last. Michelin’s research and development department employs over 1000 people, most of them engineers. Which is why Michelin continues to be a market leader in the tire industry.
